I don't know about landline internet and as someone pointed out, most library systems offer some form of internet access for free.
However I have some need for low speed WiFi but really can't justify the costs of plans these days.

Things I need it for. Mostly our public transportation system. The vehicles are outfitted with WiFi and GPS. They have a site where you can enter your location and it will tell you when the next available transports will be there and what routes they run.

Of course Google maps is useful too.

See my comment later about free WiFi.

Our libraries have computers in the library that you can use. Want to download videos? Use a thumb drive.

Phone booth were pretty much gone by the 90's. Even though pay phones existed.

Shame actually. They should bring them back, better for privacy and not annoying other people.

Download the porn to a thumb drive.

That's why I don't use either C# or Java.
I will confess to Scala, but will also say that I hope it will eventually run on LLVM.

Oh my. Without you, how will we ever survive?

Yes but only if they get rid of Poettering and his crew first.

I expect the result will be camera's splaced at critical points to capture someone cutting.

It's clear that Apple wants to replace Obj-C with Swift. So eventually it's going to happen. Since the Obj-C tools will not be maintained.

Will Swift make inroads outside the Appleverse. Some but nowhere near as much as Apple and it's fanboys are hoping.

Raspberry PI, emulator software for the Amiga. One student to write thelayer between the software and the hardware.

For me it was a youtube version of Don't Fear the Reaper, which contained scenes from Soul Music. I had to find out what it was and watch it.

Death is neither good nor bad, but he is on humanities side.
Myfavorite line from The Color of Magic movie is when he sighs and says "another near Rincewind moment."

Ex-Nobel prize winner. Sweden is calling him.

So what.

People who are heavily invested in Apple and Apple development are going to be ecstatic because they think it will mean a groundswell of openings for Swift.

I remember the creation of mono and the open sourcing of ,Net which were supposed to do the same for .Net programming. Did that happen? A bit not nowhere near wht they were hoping for.

In the end Swift will be another niche language, which just a slightly bigger niche.